The African rock python, a formidable predator native to sub-Saharan Africa, is known for its immense size, constricting abilities, and diverse diet, enabling it to consume prey much larger than ...

CAMBELLTON, N.B. - Two boys, aged five and seven, were strangled by an African rock python after it escaped from an exotic pet store in New Brunswick. Here are some key facts about the reptile: ...

African rock pythons are the largest snakes found in Africa. They live in the grasslands of southern Africa and typically grow between 10 and 16 feet in length.

Burmese pythons are not the only large invasive constrictor slithering through the Everglades, Florida wildlife officials also search for the Northern African Rock python.

African rock python: The snake species that hunt in groups African rock pythons, with the reptiles, are unique in that they almost never hunt cooperatively in groups.

The African rock python is found on dry land near lakes and streams in Africa south of the Sahara. It can grow longer than 20 feet, although specimens of 16 feet are more typical.

While playing a round, golfers experienced an interesting hazard, an African rock python. The golfers watched the snake slither across the eighth fairway.

It is extremely rare for an African rock python to kill humans, reptile experts said Tuesday after hearing of the deaths of two boys in New Brunswick who police say were killed by such a snake.

The 14-foot snake that killed two boys in Canada after escaping from a pet shop was an African rock python. Here are some key facts and figures about the reptile.

Five African rock pythons were captured in Miami-Dade County, Fla., leading to concerns of an increased invasive constrictor snake population, an official says.

The Reaction Unit South Africa shared an interesting story of how they responded to a car theft but ended up rescuing a snake ...

In New Brunswick, the African rock python is excluded from a list of acceptable exotic pets, making its ownership illegal. Melissa Matlow, spokeswoman for the World Society for the Protection of ...